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Also because you asked for feedback, and I'd like to understand how. - When I draw, I can't scroll anymore. - When I draw, I can't quit. The button to open th

Also because you asked for feedback, and I'd like to understand how. - When I draw, I can't scroll anymore. - When I draw, I can't quit. The button to open the menu doesn't work and I see no button to exit. I ended up with CMD + Q to close the application. I now see there's shortcuts in the menu, but I wouldn't rely on shortcuts for operations. In my opinion, shortcuts are shortcuts for buttons, not a substitute.

rampatra 6y ago
Hello, sorry for the late reply. Yes, when you draw you cannot operate on other applications. Apple restricts it. There is a workaround for this but if I go with that then the app won't be sandboxed(meaning it can't be published to the app store anymore). The button on the menu bar should work as only the visible screen is where the annotation takes place. If in case it doesn't work for some reason, you can always use the keyboard shortcut control+option+A to toggle annotate feature. Hope this helps!
jagged-chisel 6y ago
> When I draw, I can't scroll anymore. This solves one major technical problem: how to make the annotations move with content > The button to open the menu doesn't work and I see no button to exit. Do you mean the button on the menu bar doesn't work? Definitely sounds like a bug; works well for me on the macOS 10.15.4. Also, the keyboard shortcuts work for me to toggle annotation. > ... shortcuts are shortcuts for buttons, not a substitute. Disagree. Shortcuts are for functions of the app, like menu items. There are many menu items in many apps that don't have buttons, but they have shortcuts. I would agree that there shouldn't be shortcuts for 'hidden' functionality.